False positive for react/display-name

[veloek]

There seems to be a regression in version 7.30.0. Functions like these are now treated like components and trigger the react/display-name rule:

export const demo = (a?: string) => (b?: string) => {
    if (a == null) return null;
    return b;
}

I understand that it might be hard to separate function components from regular functions, but aren't React components always capitalized? Couldn't that be a way to identify them?

This wasn't a problem in version 7.29.4 of eslint-plugin-react.

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[dottorblaster]

Plus one. You can see the example here. https://github.com/trento-project/web/runs/6502507233

[ljharb]

cc @golopot; perhaps some of your refactors broke this?

[golopot]

Yes PR #3276 broke this.

[GuillaumeAmat]

Friendly question: Do you plan to make a new release in the coming days?

cc @golopot @ljharb

[ljharb]

@GuillaumeAmat i don't have any specific plans for any release. There will be a release when it's ready.